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Utilizing Collagen and Dermal Matrix Extract Scaffold: Effective Regenerative Therapy for Burn Injuries
Ravi Kumar Chittoria, Karthikeyan null, Jacob Antony Chakiath, Kanav Gupta
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Karthikeyan, Ravi Kumar Chittoria, et al., Utilizing Collagen and Dermal Matrix Extract Scaffold: Effective Regenerative Therapy for Burn Injuries. RFP Jr of Drea 2024;9(2):61-64.Timeline
Received : September 20, 2024
Accepted : November 13, 2024
Published : December 25, 2024
Abstract
Tangential excision followed by immediate coverage using split skin grafts is considered the standard approach for treating deep burns, but it comes with its drawbacks. Challenges arise when there’s a lack of donor area, and the grafts often lead to contraction and suboptimal aesthetic and functional results. While various biological and cellular substitutes have been developed, they tend to be costly and not always suitable for routine use in our demographic. Here, we present a new technique utilizing a collagen and dermal extract scaffold from full thickness skin graft (Fig. 3) obtained from abdominoplasty (Fig. 2) of the same patient for wound coverage. This scaffold offers safety, ease of preparation, affordability, and effectiveness in managing raw areas post-procedure.
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Karthikeyan, Ravi Kumar Chittoria, et al., Utilizing Collagen and Dermal Matrix Extract Scaffold: Effective Regenerative Therapy for Burn Injuries. RFP Jr of Drea 2024;9(2):61-64.
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